Re: Using early-bound interface on a late-bound object
- From: "Michael C" <mculley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 08:46:09 +1000
"Bob Butler" <tiredofit@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm not totally sure either; from the description I'm picturing creating a
> class that accepts an object reference and provides all the same
> properties
> and methods so you;d be early-bound to your own class with would re-direct
> everything to the late-bound interface that it holds. I've done that
> general sort of thing to provide generic access to ADO or DAO by
> substituting classes with a common interface but even then the class had
> early bound references to either ADO or DAO so it's not quite what I think
> Ralph was thinking.
That makes sense, although where intellisense is working you still get early
binding and where intellisense was not working you would get late binding.
Michael
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